You would need to get another product key to put Windows 7 on more than one computer. Windows XP is very dangerous to have out there. Annabelle Susan Morison wrote:

You should not be using Windows xp on the internet! Someone could put a key logger and know everything you type. There are no security updates for xp and its the wild west out there. Annabelle Susan M

Maybe its alt to the right of the spacebar instead of windows?? Annabelle Susan Morison wrote:

Why not add the account to your laptops outlook, unless they don't let you do that -- then you can still use your regular outlook. Sharon Ballantyne wrote:

I solved the problemby creatinganother shortcut witha different name and putting ctl-alt-j onit,sojaws never touches it. Bill White wrote:

Also, you could clone your existing disk onto your bigger drive, if you care about what you have. Note that narrator only works on recent versions of windows 10, 1803, I think or later. bob jutzi wrot

Take your windows cd, or download one from Microsoft. Then insert the cd, while still in windows and reinstall windows keeping all your personal files. This resets a lot of stuff which may have gotten

Have you ever tried sticky keys to do things like insert-z or whatever? I don't know if insert is something you can use with sticky keys, but it might be worth a shot. David Pearson wrote:

Not doing that here. T. Civitello wrote:

How about the full version of Acrobat DC, not the reader. This one you have to pay for. LAZZARI Ruth wrote:

I have not experienced this problem with Jaws 2018 or 2019. Does it work if you temporarily set to default settings? Mario wrote:

You have to select the drive first and then the partition if there is more than one and then you can delete it. Do help while you are in diskpart for more information. Dave Durber wrote:

I don't see how, unless you might be able to do it using Narrator because you can theoretically get the audio, but its going to be a mess. James Homuth wrote:

I don't think there is any way to do that. They need Jaws on the other end of the connection. If this is a job, maybe your employer would pay for Aira. charleseblack@... wrote:

What did not work with diskpart? Dave Durber wrote:

You can get Narrator to talk just by hitting ctrl-windows-enter once the regular Windows iso has booted up -- must be 1709 or later if memory serves. Brian Vogel wrote:

Why not upgrade Jaws, with the new license you can upgrade all the way for a relatively low price. pmbeardy@... wrote:

I would set my results to 100 per page and that problem would go away. pmbeardy@... wrote:

The link was over two lines, so you will have to put them together. The article explains better than I could, but you need to do some research on this. Just don't store credit card numbers or the like

Don't store credit card numbers on your computer!! If you do, you will have to be pci compliant and that is a pain in the neck. Use a processing service instead, like stripe.com -- for a low volume op